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my new video card came with a bumper sticker... O_o
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Dear Internet: What's the absolute cheapest, worst bourbon available? Don't worry, it's for science.
@ConstantineXVI: I'd say Wamu if it existed anymore. It was great when I had them in Cali, free checks and a good web site
@ConstantineXVI: oh, herf derf, just got the "getting shot at" remark :P
@ConstantineXVI: never heard of it... don't know too many people in the military though
@androidcentral: also, the Epic is $199 on Amazon with no rebates, but it's still showing as a "pre-order"
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@ConstantineXVI and if I'm going to start a new series, I'd like to have it all on my Kindle...
@ConstantineXVI that's about how old my copy is. friend loaned it to me in high school... no idea where it's gotten off to
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Tag Archives: server
Fast screenshot sharing in Linux
When I’m using Windows or OS X, I use a utility called Tinygrab to quickly share screenshots over the internet, whether it’s via Twitter, IM, email, etc. The concept is simple: you press a key combination, select a region of … Continue reading
More Server Consideration
I discovered a positive development for both server options today: First, the Q9400s, a lower power version of the Q9400 which would work better in the SFF case. Secondly, I learned that I can boot to a software RAID1 setup, … Continue reading
A Question of Power
By now, Cervantes (my webserver) is starting to get pretty old. While it still performs it’s basic functions decently, I’m wanting to move to a RAID setup to prevent data loss due to a hard drive crash. While I do … Continue reading
Well, SOMEONE thought it was a good idea
A while ago, I wondered about the possibility of a small, commercially marketed server for home use, and it looks like VIA is going to do that. They haven’t made a desktop application for administering it like I had suggested, … Continue reading
Small, personal web servers
I recently helped my roommate shop for a small, personal web server. We wound up basing it on Intel’s Atom platform, and I was amazed at how cheap it was. The server (pictured above) came up to almost exactly $200, … Continue reading
Clusterf*ck: Mass Virtualization
Sometime after I get back to Kentucky, I’m thinking of building a server for running virtual machines using VMware Server 2.0. The idea is to virtualize as many of my machines as possible. Virtual servers, in particular, benefit from this … Continue reading
Always lock down your mod_proxy
So, my server had been eating bandwidth for breakfast, and I finally found out why. I was using apache’s mod_proxy to redirect incoming connections across the network, but that was being hijacked by some ad agencies and being used as … Continue reading
Cervantes Lives! And other fun tales
Cervantes is back online, at least for the time being. I’m going to take this opportunity to write a few things. So much has happened since my last post. Obviously, the main thing is my internship. I’m now almost three … Continue reading
Server Upgraded and Back Online
Cervantes is now running on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS. I installed it as I was leaving home and finished configuring it on the free wifi at Panera.